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September 10, 2025Chinese Journal of Urban and Environmental StudiesOpen Access

Assessing the Dynamic and Spatial Drivers of CO2 Emissions in China: The Role of Urbanization, Affluence, and Technology

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MSMoez Souibgui

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Analysis shows urbanization and affluence drive CO2 emissions in China, suggesting regional policies are needed.

Key Points

  • Current CO2 emissions are significantly influenced by past emissions, indicating a dynamic inertia effect.
  • Urbanization and transportation needs are major contributors to emissions, leading to increased energy consumption.
  • Technological advancements can mitigate emissions intensity, aligning with the environmental kuznets curve hypothesis.
  • Spatial spillover effects imply that emissions in one province affect neighboring areas, necessitating coordinated regional policies.

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Moez Souibgui (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1c32154b1d3bfb60f0c89https://doi.org/10.1142/s2345748125500150
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